Myanmar police continue to shoot guns, a dead person
Myanmar police bursted in the protest protest in the city of Mandalay today, causing a dead person, the witness said.
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Singapore called for citizens to leave Myanmar
Singapore called for citizens in Myanmar to consider leaving this country as soon as possible due to violence escalating after the military coup.
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What did the countries do with the Myanmar coup?
The international community is increasing pressure on the Myanmar army, as violent protests still engulf the post-coup Southeast Asian nation.
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ASEAN is about to meet on Myanmar situation
ASEAN foreign ministers will hold a special meeting on March 2 to discuss Myanmar's situation, amid the escalating violence in the country.
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Myanmar is 'like a battlefield'
Myanmar was described as "like a battlefield" after police today used force to suppress demonstrations, killing at least 18 people.
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Myanmar Ambassador to the United Nations swears to 'fight'
Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun vowed to continue to "fight" after being sacked by the Myanmar military government for his speech "betraying the country".
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He punished the commander-in-chief of Myanmar
Britain imposed sanctions on six Myanmar military members, including Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing, for his role in the military coup.
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Facebook deleted the page of the Myanmar army
Facebook on February 21 removed the main Facebook page of the Myanmar army due to its violation of regulations prohibiting inciting violence.
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The United Nations condemns the use of violence to deal with protests in Myanmar
United Nations Secretary-General Guterres opposes the "use of lethal violence" in Myanmar after the death of two anti-coup demonstrators on February 20.
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Myanmar removed sentences for more than 23,000 prisoners
Myanmar government today announced the removal of sentences for more than 23,000 prisoners, in the context of protests against the coup has not cooled down.
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